The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-06-28

To-day, at noon, look for the Steamship
Australia, with mail, and news dates to the
~.Ist inst.
Arm on the Postal Savings Bank is re
ported on the street as having set in. What's
the matter now?
Tomorrow afternoon the Captain and Off /
GERS OF the Z. >. ). Adams give dance on |
10 I'd that ship.
Tomorrow the water Will be shut of from
the Nuuanu and Aakiki res rvoirs from S |
a. N. to P. NJ.
Charles G. Bull, n. D., has been officially |
gazettec as resident physician for the district I
OF Makawao, Maui.
The Kohala planters are complaining of |
continued dry weather in that district. Rain |
IS much needed In that section.
The old threadbare query, who struck |
Billy Patterson" IS played out. The new |
version is, ''who struck Sam Dias?"
. The Steamship Mariposa, from sthe Colo |
MES, enroute for San Francisco, is due here |
on Friday, July LIST, and will take mail for
the Coast.
Geo. Sanderman's blacksmith shop at
Kahola. Hawaii, was totally destroyed by fire
last Wednesday. Supposed to be the work of
an incendiary.
Yesterday Mr.. Eben p Low, cashier at
Messrs 4. H. Davies & Co.. while out riding
. was thrown from his horse and sustained q
broken arm.
Wilder's Steamship Co. announce a divi-
dendS f three dollars per share, payable June
30. This viii make the stockholders IL that
company feel good.
n weather during the past week has been /
dryJ and the heat II the middle of the Gay
q1iteap to summer heat here, the thermom-
eser ranging at noon aboutS+.
:, a grand ball is announced to take place at
Vine Palace on Friday evening next. Clay
eaters will please look uptheir clawhammer
coats, and see that they are in order.
The quarterly meeting of the Native Sun
day Schools was held at Kaumakapili Church
last Sunday, and was quite creditable affair,
both as to numbers and proficiency.
Spa" in his organ, this morning, denies
that he is going to San Francisco. Nobody
here thought that he would go-he is wanted
here for higher and nobler purpose.
The regular summer vacation of the Gov
ernment Schools in this Kingdom will extend
from Friday, July 22d, to Monday, Septem-
Der u, 1887, when the new term Will begin.
The Band favored the public Saturday af-
ternoon and last evening with concerts. The
programmes on these occasions were choice
ones and were duly appreciated by the public.
The Myrtle Boat Club have elected the fol-
lowing officers: President, III. ID. Molsarrat;
Vice President, J. II. Rest Secretary, 4. NJ.
=. Brown; Treasurer, c. I. Wilder Captain,
u. i. Iorbert.
A Milkmaids' Concert and Ice Cream Fes-
tival Will be given by the Ladies Church
Aid Society of St. Andrews Cathedral, at the
Y. NJ. C. A. Hall, Friday evening, July lst.
Admission % cents.
Great vigilapcas .allylayed in and Bbout
the Palace was, Nifty Traditional ":trusty "
guards having been added to the former
force. Now, then, who will try to steal Ha-
waits white elephant
~ The Road Supervisor has secured the Cal
Narien's ballast for road purposes. Hurrah
there will soon be enough United States soil
on the beach here to swear by-that is If the
trades don't watt it off to sea.
A large number of passengers came to
Honolulu by the varions Island Steamers
which arrived on Sunday morning, many of
whom seemed TO think that something might
have taken place in the metropolis.
Safe" having had 2 number of trusty serfs
on the watch all night to see that no midnihgt
marauders made an attempt TO steal the
grand old fraud while he ''slept the sleep
OF the just.
Saturday and Sunday, Mrs. kapu, of Eva,
Oahu. held jubilee celebration at her home,
and q large number of her friends from the
city We're present to congratulate this lady
on scoring fifty years. a pleasant time was
enjoyed by all.
The Army" was ont il full force last
evening. and things about the ''stockade'
looked war-like. The guards about the four
walls We're on the alert, cycling every one who
passed. to see If they had . Gattllng gun
under their arms.
4 A report is current that one of the soldiers
of the Household troops a few days ago
drew bead +" on an officer and missed his
mark. The soldier is now languishing with
bali and chain attached to his leg. This
looks bad-for the officers.
This evening grand Concert will be given
at the Opera House by the Iolani Glee Club,
under the patronage of His Majesty, for the
benefit of kaumakapIh Church Building
Fund. A fine programme of events will be
presented, including two original tableaux
DR.. Kittridge, of Hilo, with his family, in
tends shortly TO take trip TO the Coast, to
be absent three or four months. The
GAZETTE, in common with his numerous
friends on the Islands, wishes the Doctor a
pleasant time abroad and safe return to his
old stamping ground-Hllo.
BY the German bark Cerastes, from Liver
pool, another large supply of election GIN"
q las received, so that no doubt may now ex-
lsrin the minds of the electors as to tn an
ticipated scarcity of this staple commo dity
to manipulate the average voter and sec ure
his ballot for the National Party
Sheriff Everett, of Maui. has been actively
engaged IN hunting up all lepers on that
island, and sent sixteen by the Likelike on
Friday last from Kahului to haiaawaO,
Molokai. A number of suspected light cases
remain IN the Branch Hospital there for
treatment. Mr.. Everett acted upon orders
from the President of the Board OF Health.
At Waikiki, Maui, His Honor E. Preston,
while holding the term of the Second Circuit
Court, released Ali and Chung Sum, who
had been convicted March I6, 1887, of un-